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The Burren Yoga and Meditation Centre is an ideal place to take a break and get away from your everyday life and devote some time to yourself.

A holistic health event will take place at Lohans Bar, Salthill on Monday from 7pm to 10pm in aid of cystic fibrosis and Enable Ireland.

Koru Health and Beauty, located on Ellison Street, Castlebar (opposite Heatons), is delighted to announce Dr Khan will be joining their.

The summer temperature may be rising but if you want real healing heat then the new Galway Hot Yoga centre in Briarhill is the place to go.

Sangoma Therapies and Training is a natural medicine clinic and registered training college in the centre of Athlone. Having recently relocated to Scotch Parade (above Behans Fruit and Veg), Sangoma’s owner, Nicola Ryan, is a well known figure in the natural and complementary health sector in Athlone and in Ireland, with extensive experience managing clinics and lecturing both locally and in Dublin, UK, and USA.

The Kilkenny school of yoga is moving from its present location above Paris Texas on High St to beautiful new studios at 5 Irishtown.

With the recent rise in summer temperature in Galway you might think that it is getting warm, but if you want healing heat you should go to Briarhill. In the Briarhill shopping centre on the second floor, directly above the Ulster Bank, is the recently opened Galway Hot Yoga Ltd.

The Purple House in Corrandulla is a wonderful venue for workshops, classes, and therapies. It is 15 minutes from Galway city. This ideal location in a rural setting has a large number of rooms suitable for groups of up to 15 or so. So what's on this winter?

The benefits of massage are many. It stimulates the circulation of blood and lymph fluids, helps detoxify the body, relaxes tense muscles and tones up weaker ones. The addition of essential oils to massage blends add an extra dimension.

In Mullingar, Phoenix Yoga Studio is hosting its first Teacher Training programme beginning in March 2009. Based out of Dublin Vinyasa Flow Yoga‘s Foundation Course, it is recognised by Yoga Alliance and known as an intense transformative process. This 200-hour course offers seasoned practitioners an in-depth exploration of the primary techniques and principles of hatha yoga.